10 hours agoworld NewsComments Off on Rangers vs St Mirren LIVE SCORE: Dessers and Igamane start first match since 49ers takeover bombshell – latest team news
RANGERS boss Philippe Clement makes a couple of changes, one of them enforced, as the Gers bid to mark this week’s stunning 49ers takeover news with their second win on the bounce.
Philippe Clement’s side put in a dominant performance at Tynecastle last weekend as they ran out 3-1 winners.
Kenny RamsayStephen Robinson’s side have struggled of late[/caption]
Willie VassDanilo could feature for Rangers at Ibrox[/caption]
And they’ll be hoping they can take three points against a St Mirren side without a win in their last three games.
Celtic have a 13 point lead over their rivals at the top of the Premiership with the chance to make it SIXTEEN win a win over Hibs in the early kick off before Rangers are in action.
And SunSport has all the latest details of the clash at Ibrox.
When is Rangers vs St Mirren?
The Premiership clash will take place on Saturday, 22nd February.
The game will be played at Ibrox.
Kick off is at 3pm.
Is Rangers vs St Mirren on TV and can I live stream it?
No. The match has not been selected for live coverage this weekend.
Subscribers outside the UK and Ireland can watch the match on Rangers TV
Highlights of the game can be watched on BBC Sportscene at 7:15pm.
Who is on referee and VAR duties?
Kevin Clancy will be in charge for the clash.
Grant Irvine will be on the VAR.
Team News
Latest Odds:
Rangers 2/11
Draw 11/2
St Mirren 14/1
*Odds correct from Bet365 at 12:30pm on 22nd February 2025.
10 hours agoworld NewsComments Off on Strictly’s Craig Revel Horwood shares VERY rare snap with lookalike brother Trent in Australia
STRICTLY Come Dancing’s Craig Revel Horwood has shared a very rare snap with his lookalike brother Trent in Australia.
The 60-year-old TV star took to social media to pose next to his brother during his trip Down Under.
instagram/@craigrevelStrictly Come Dancing’s Craig Revel Horwood has shared a very rare snap with his lookalike brother Trent in Australia[/caption]
InstagramCraig is spending time with family Down Under[/caption]
RexThe straight-talking star turned 60 last month[/caption]
Standing in a bright shirt with watermelons on, with a drink in one hand and another arm over his brother, Craig penned: “Catching up with my brother Trent in Sydney.”
Trent could be seen standing beside his famous brother, as he flashed a smile at the camera.
He donned a dark shirt and looked in good spirits as he and his Strictly star brother posed with the Australian city in the background.
Craig playfully added two beer emojis to the snap.
The BBC star also shared a photo on the beach with family, as he enjoyed summer in Australia.
Craig penned: “Reunited at long last on the NSW coastline,” and stood in a t-shirt that read “unimpressed,” alongside some bright shorts.
It comes as the straight-talking star, who turned 60 last month, backed professional dancer Giovanni Pernice following a misconduct probe which cast a shadow on the 2024 series.
He has addressed the scandal which was sparked after the Italian’s former show partner Amanda Abbington, 50, issued a complaint about his behaviour in training.
In December he spoke out to back Giovanni – who won Italy’s version of Strictly last year.
He told Saga Magazine: “It says a lot that only six minor complaints out of the 17 were upheld in the BBC’s investigation [into Giovanni’s alleged bullying].
“So, I feel now we can move forward with a fresh approach.
“The good thing to come out of a difficult situation was the introduction of chaperones to Strictly.
“It’s great that now professionals and celebrities have someone to go to for advice and to resolve issues and conflicts before they become a problem.
“Striving for gold is never easy but gold is what competitors want, don’t they?
“At the same time, Strictly’s not the Olympics. It’s a dance show and it’s entertainment. We shouldn’t forget that.”
GettyA BBC report upheld six allegations against Giovanni but cleared him of any serious claims[/caption]
10 hours agoworld NewsComments Off on Gardai make renewed appeal for information ahead of 14th anniversary of missing woman Esra Uyrun’s disappearance
GARDAI are appealing for the public’s help ahead of the 14th anniversary of missing woman Esra Uyrun’s disappearance.
The 38-year-old Dubliner was reported missing from her home in Clondalkin on February 23, 2011 – one week before her birthday.
Cops renew appeal ahead of the 14th anniversary of Esra’s disappearanceSocial Media Collect
Esra was last seen leaving her property in Collinstown Grove at around 7:15am on the morning she vanished.
She left in her grey Renault Twingo family car with the registration number 08-D-23067.
The family car was eventually discovered on the promenade in Bray, Co Wicklow but she was nowhere to be seen.
Esra is described as being 5 foot 3 inches in height with dark hair and green eyes.
She was wearing black leggings, white Nike trainers and a dark top when she was last seen.
Despite the extensive investigation by the gardai, including several searches involving members of the DMR West and Wicklow Divisional Search Team assisted by the Garda Technical, her whereabouts remain unknown.
Gardai and her heartbroken family are seeking to locate her and are appealing for people to come forward with information to assist the investigation.
They encourage people with any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to contact the investigation team.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Ronanstown Garda Station 01 666 7700, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
Urgent info appeal
A spokesperson renewing the missing person appeal urged the public to assist the investigation with information that may be related to Esra’s disappearance.
They said: “Gardaí in Ronanstown are renewing their appeal to the public for assistance ahead of the fourteenth anniversary of missing woman Esra Uyrun, who was 38-years-old when she went missing from her home in Clondalkin.
“Esra has not been seen since leaving her house in Collinstown Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 at approximately 7:15 am on the morning of 23 February 2011.
“She left her home in the family car, a grey Renault Twingo with registration number 08-D-23067.
“The car was later located on the promenade in Bray, Co. Wicklow.
“Esra is described as being 5’3” in height, with dark hair and green eyes. When last seen, she was wearing black leggings, white Nike trainers and a dark top.
“Despite an extensive Garda investigation, including several searches involving members of the DMR West and Wicklow Divisional Search Teams assisted by the Garda Technical Bureau, Esra’s whereabouts remain unknown.
“Gardaí and Esra’s family are seeking to locate her and are appealing for people to come forward to assist with the investigation.
“An Garda Síochána would encourage anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to make contact with the investigation team.”
Esra Uyrun went missing on the morning of February 23, 2011
10 hours agoworld NewsComments Off on Sir Alex Ferguson looks disgusted as he watches Man Utd fall apart at Everton in disastrous first-half
SIR ALEX FERGUSON watched Manchester United’s disastrous first half against Everton in absolute horror.
Ferguson, 83, was spotted in the stands at Goodison Park to watch his former team in action against the Toffees.
Sir Alex Ferguson watched Manchester United in horrorFerguson attended Man Utd’s Premier League clash with EvertonAnd Ferguson looked absolutely frustrated after Everton took a two-goal lead in the first half
But United completely crumbled in the first 45 minutes as they foujnd themselves trailing after just 19 minutes with Beto’s opener.
And things got even worse on 33 minutes when Abdoulaye Doucoure doubled the Merseysiders lead.
That was when the TNT Sports camera zoomed in on Fergie who appeared to look very frustrated with the Red Devils’ display.
United fans noticed their legendary gaffer’s “disgust” and stormed social media with their own complaints.
One supporter tweeted: “That man Fergie looked disgusted.”
Another commented: “Look at Fergie bro he’s disgusted.”
A third wrote: “Fergie stop doing this to yourself man.”
And that one complained: “They’ve destroyed what Sir Alex built.”
This comes after Ferguson’s multi-million pound salary was ended in October by the new Ineos regime, who are devoted to cutting costs amid high losses.
The Scottish legend will be hoping for better luck in Saudi Arabia, where his horse will be competing.
Sir Alex’s horse Spirit Dancer will try to win back-to-back Neom Cups in a race worth £1.2million.
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10 hours agoworld NewsComments Off on Thousands turn out in support for Ukraine as sea of blue & yellow marches through London and demands end to Putin’s war
THOUSANDS have turned out in support for Ukraine, as a sea of blue and yellow marches through London, demanding an end to Putin’s war.
The protesters, who gathered for the third-year anniversary of the invasion, marched on the Russian embassy to call for a withdrawal of troops.
AlamyUkrainian flags were seen waving in the crowd[/caption]
PAProtesters gathered in central London[/caption]
ReutersThe protesters marched towards the Russian Embassy[/caption]
Protesters at the front of the march were carrying a banner which said “Russian Troops Out! Solidarity with Ukraine”.
Chants being recited by the crowd included “Trump you’re no friend, you’re a traitor to Ukraine” and “Putin you can’t hide, we accuse you of genocide”.
Many of the protesters were carrying Ukrainian flags, with numerous UK and Poland flags also in the crowd.
They began at the St Volodymyr statue, a national saint of Ukraine – lead by Ukrainian singers from the Hromada choir.
They then marched from the statue, erected in 1988 to commemorate the 1,000th anniversary of the Christianisation of Ukraine, to the Russian embassy at Kensington Palace Gardens.
A coalition of Ukrainian community and UK-based labour organisations attended the rally.
The march comes amid fears Ukraine is being frozen out of peace talks between Moscow and US President Donald Trump.
In a joint statement, the organisers of Saturday’s march said Ukraine has been made vulnerable by not being provided with enough aid to defeat Russia and is being “expected to consign its own citizens to occupation under a deal imposed by Trump”.
They added that they were calling for “renewed solidarity, that peace must come with the full withdrawal of Russian forces”, as well as for a “surge in military aid to strengthen Ukraine in any negotiations and be able to finally end the occupation if no just agreement is secured”.
AlamyProtesters handed out balloons[/caption]
AlamyA speaker addressed the crowd at the St Volodymyr statue[/caption]
AlamyOne sign read ‘we will rave on Putin’s game’[/caption]
Olena Ivashchenko, director of Campaign for Ukraine, said Kyiv’s future was “being decided by politicians behind closed doors” and that “true and sustainable peace cannot be achieved without justice”.
She said: “We call for Russia to withdraw its troops from all of Ukraine, for Trump to end his backroom power games and for the UK to strengthen its leadership in safeguarding Ukraine’s sovereignty and Europe‘s security.”
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) supported the demonstration alongside national unions including GMB, Unison and the NUM. Barbara Plant, president of GMB, said the union “remains firmly in solidarity with the Ukrainian people in their fight for freedom from Russian military aggression”.
Ms Plant said: “Only the ability for the Ukrainian people to truly determine their own future free from Putin’s occupation will bring about a just or lasting peace, and certainly not an alliance of oligarchs.”
The event was organised by the Ukrainian Solidarity Campaign, alongside other Ukrainian community groups and civil society organisations.
Mariia Pastukh, of Vsesvit Ukraine solidarity collective, said the location of the rally near the Russian embassy was to draw attention to “Russia’s imperialist ambitions, which fuelled its brutal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine”.
She said: “We demand that Russia’s crimes in Ukraine not be forgotten.
“Legitimising this aggression by accepting the occupation would embolden dictators around the world.”
Christopher Ford, secretary of the Ukraine Solidarity Campaign, said: “The millions who have stood by Ukraine are appalled at the conduct of Trump and threat of betrayal, promises made to do whatever it takes to help Ukraine win have collapsed without any explanation.
“We must show that this is not inevitable and raise our voices that a partition and occupation is not a sustainable peace, the UK and Europe must not repeat the errors of 1930s appeasement.”
AlamyAnother sign read ‘Russia tortures prisoners’[/caption]
AFPProtesters gathered in their thousands[/caption]
The Gunners were handed a title boost when rivals from Merseyside dropped points midweek at Villa Park.
The gap remains at sizeable at eight points, but a win would see it close by three ahead of Liverpool’s blockbuster clash against Manchester City.
As for the Hammers, their form under new-year appointment Potter has remained stale – with one win in six, and though face little threat of relegation will look to kick-start the new managerial era with a big win.
